IH 9670 Trailer Toter "Paint Done"

[SmallHaul]

Cool looking rig & great idea on the mirrors!

[Tamiya Cowboy]

Originally Posted by RAIDERS

now it looks like the ones i see in California looks good!!!

Thanks Much!

Originally Posted by ihbuilder

Looks good Paul , don't give up on the dremel I did that a couple times . pull the brushes make sure they slide . mine gets stuck when it gets hot . sometimes you have to pull it apart and clean the ( don't know the part name) section where the brushes are so it's a nice shinny copper again .

IHSteve

Steve it is dead it melted the area were the brush is..I have had it for 2 years and it gets used everyday for work so it is time for it to go..

Originally Posted by Izzy

Paul if it's all right - I'm gonna have to sue your mirror mount idea - Ive tried to solder my mirror brackets to the tube twice and broke every time.....nice engineering!

Overall looks really good - I'll have a nice suprise for you come St. Louis!

Thanks much Chris and yeah i have no prob with that I just used the idea off the 2 picks of the brown toters above that is how they are mounted on them. You cant see it in the pick but I have 2 1/4 pieces of brass soildered on the back and then the screw for the windshield screws into it.

Originally Posted by SmallHaul

Cool looking rig & great idea on the mirrors!

Thanks much smallhaul..

[Tamiya Cowboy]

I got most of the Jack made tonight for the back of the truck.. It will be able to lift around 4 inches or better high. It is built out of alum and then has a derlin shim on the inside so it slides freely up and down. I will have a spring pulling down and use a winch hid under the be to pull up one the sled the hitch is hooked too. So here is what i have..

[FreddyGearDrive]

Lookin Good,Nice find on the parts for lift hitch.
FGD

[tc1cat]

I agree with Freddy but I forsee a problem. You might want to make the moveable hitch piece out of delrin instead of just a shim. Any type of pressure on it with metal to metal contact will cause it to bind.
Oh ya, where is the side to side movement mechanism? Ones I looked at had this plus in and out controls.

[FreddyGearDrive]

Originally Posted by tc1cat

I agree with Freddy but I forsee a problem. You might want to make the moveable hitch piece out of delrin instead of just a shim. Any type of pressure on it with metal to metal contact will cause it to bind.
Oh ya, where is the side to side movement mechanism? Ones I looked at had this plus in and out controls.

Hey Tc1! Don't be tellin him about that shyt! That's goinin on mine!
Awww!
FGD